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Established to provide comprehensive education for children from nursery through primary school, we focus on nurturing curiosity, critical thinking, and a deep understanding of local and global history. Our curriculum is carefully structured to build on prior knowledge, ensuring progression and alignment with national standards while leveraging our unique historical context in 1066 country. Through immersive learning experiences, including visits to local landmarks like Newhaven Fort and Norman Church, we foster chronological understanding and analytical skills.

Our dedicated team prioritizes safeguarding, inclusivity, and community engagement, offering tailored support for diverse learners and collaborating with families to enhance educational outcomes. With a strong emphasis on subject-specific vocabulary and enquiry-based learning, we prepare children to become informed, empathetic citizens who appreciate their place in the world.
Services
Nursery Education Primary School Curriculum Special Educational Needs Support After School Clubs Parent Engagement Programs
Highlights and features
  • We offer curriculum-linked historical education using our unique 1066 country location
  • Our staff provide tailored support for diverse learners across all key stages
  • We maintain strong community partnerships for enhanced learning experiences
  • Our safeguarding team ensures child protection with dedicated out-of-hours support
  • We implement evidence-based teaching methods aligned with national curriculum standards
What people say
Dedicated teachers Excellent historical context Strong safeguarding Community involvement Supportive environment
Services
Nursery Education
Our nursery provision offers structured learning for children aged 3-4, following the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum. We focus on developing foundational skills through play-based activities that promote social, emotional, and cognitive growth. Our experienced team creates a nurturing environment that prepares children for transition to reception class.
History Curriculum
The history curriculum combines national standards with local context, using our 1066 country location to provide immersive learning experiences. Children explore significant historical events through field trips, artefact analysis, and chronological studies that build critical thinking and cultural understanding.
Special Educational Needs Support
Our dedicated SEN team provides tailored support for children with special educational needs and disabilities. We work closely with families and external professionals to create individualised learning plans that ensure all children can access our curriculum and achieve their full potential.
Parent Engagement Programs
We offer various opportunities for parental involvement including curriculum workshops, reading sessions, and community events. Our communication channels ensure parents remain informed about their child's progress and can actively participate in their educational journey through regular updates and consultations.
After School Clubs
Our extracurricular program provides diverse after-school activities that extend learning beyond the classroom. These clubs support personal development, creativity, and physical wellbeing while offering flexible childcare options for working families in our community.
People
Lyn White
Headteacher
With extensive leadership experience, Lyn White oversees school operations and educational standards. She ensures curriculum excellence while maintaining strong community connections and safeguarding protocols.
Deniz Elton
Deputy Head
Deniz Elton supports strategic development and staff training as Deputy Head. She contributes to curriculum planning and serves as a designated safeguarding lead for the school.
Sarah McGonigle
Office Manager
Sarah McGonigle manages administrative operations and health & safety compliance. She serves as a primary contact for families and coordinates school communications.
Jodie Homewood
Designated Safeguarding Lead
Jodie Homewood leads child protection efforts and coordinates safeguarding training for staff. She works closely with external agencies to ensure student welfare.
Rosie Lincoln
Bursar
Rosie Lincoln manages financial operations and resource allocation. She ensures effective budgeting and financial compliance for the school's long-term sustainability.
Questions
What age groups do you cater for?
We provide education for children aged 3-11, including nursery provision for 3-4 year olds and primary education through Year 6.
How do you incorporate local history into teaching?
Our curriculum uses the 1066 country context with visits to Newhaven Fort, Norman Church, and artefact analysis to enhance historical understanding.
What SEN support is available?
We have a dedicated SEN team providing individualised support plans, working with external specialists to meet diverse learning needs.
How can parents get involved?
Parents participate through curriculum workshops, reading sessions, school council representation, and regular communication with class teachers.
What after-school provisions exist?
We offer various after-school clubs covering sports, arts, and academic enrichment activities during term time.
How do you ensure child safety?
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols with trained staff, secure premises, and an out-of-hours reporting system managed by our safeguarding team.
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